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Hi all, Does anyone have any good or bad experiences controlling an Extron SMX or anything else that uses SIS over IP? I know the commands and they work, but I'm concerned with 1) automatic TCP

My answer applies to all vtc systems, not just Lifesize and/or Blue Jeans: If they are dialing the call from a Crestron touch panel they usually want to type in the bridge access code from the touch

For anyone that incorporates Lifesize and the big Cestron together. When the customer requests a blue jeans bridge call, do you normally incorporate the DTMF keys to key into the bridge or have them

Username crestron, no password. SSH from other clients like Putty or SecureCRT is still kind of wonky (they don't really support all the terminal things a real SSH server would, so backspacing doesn't

Markus, take a look at dewpoint.zip in file setction. It is the module for a dew point calculation where inputs are temperature and humidity from C2N-RTHS. The calculation is made by lookup-table

Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the Crestron group. File : /Modules/dewpoint.zip Uploaded by : peterjablonicky

I'm rather glad they're not giving out the scheduler. It's too complex to put on a panel. It's better to jump to their app. Crestron@...> wrote:

"I still load that way....only reason is, i have NO CLUE how to load with an ftp. any help there would be greatly appreciated." With WIn 7, I just go to the start menu and use the "Search programs and

I have a very basic module that I wrote for Prowl that I've been running on my 2-series system at home since 2012. If anyone is interested in this for a 2-series, then I can load it to the files

Scheduler is not in the API, and even so, one would be hard-pressed to come up with a suitable interface to their scheduler in the Crestron tools we have at our disposal today. The version I'm working

Side Query: What is the default user/pass for a CP3N using SSH? (Putty) Thanks! :::::::::::: *J Pride* [Crestron] <Crestron@...> wrote:

I've been using this module for a while now and it is awesome. I have it tied to my alarm system so I get instant notifications on my iPhone of when my system gets armed, disarmed and in alarm. Prowl

I had to setup 5 of these during rack testing last week and had a few moments where I wanted to smack myself for missing the obvious. I thought the unit would get its LAN connectivity through the DM

I use Redmine as well as ProjectLocker with Trac. I prefer Redmine to Trac. The pricing on ProjectLocker is good, but I will eventually be moving to something that uses Redmine. I dont want to

Has anybody heard of any development of a module to control Denon HEOS?… I find nothing online about it (Crestron module), and I can't locate the protocol to even peek under the hood to see if it is

For FTP on a processor, you dump it into the folder for each slot. For a Touch panel, you dump it into the display folder. Crestron@...> wrote: -- In Him, Andrew Welker

The head Nest guy at Cedia that I saw said the module would have basic control one feedback. There would be no access to the scheduler basically. They're not giving that out. Stephen D.

You don't need the file names anymore, and drop the -P:1 for panels. That is the program slot designation for a 3-series processor.

At the last master's class, the Otter mentioned in passing these two command lines for FTP loading programs and panel projects: progload -P:1 <yourprogramname> for programs projectload -P:1

Online Help ID: 5356 Basically: 1. Open FTP Client, connect to processor IP anonymously. (I use FileZilla) 2. Send .lpz and .sig files to the ProgramXX folder (the slot you want the program to run in)